PerfectionA Poem by Cassie WellerAll an illusionAll is right, no curl misplaced,
white-gloved hands and painted face. Posture, poise and propriety’s charm, slender leg and elegant arm. Perfection’s image near unseen wall, feminine grace in living doll. Each breath a quiet statement made- but beauty’s fleeting and flowers fade. Attempts to keep the world in check forms iron shackle round the neck. Not ours to make this life secure by wit, control, or gaze demure. Inward struggle shows no sign of anxious planning, stressful time. All that’s seen is flawless pawn with plastered smile and boundaries drawn. Lying fate to lure the being who believes perfection’s worth not seeing. Now stands this figure, flawless- fair, with none to notice… lonely air. © 2017 Cassie WellerAuthor's Note
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Added on January 4, 2017 Last Updated on January 4, 2017 Tags: illusion, perfection, poetry AuthorCassie WellerGAAboutI'm a Christian writer, wife, SAHM, and nature-lover. Advocate of deep thinking, creative ideas, and spiritual growth. I write poetry, devotions, studies, children's stories, advice columns, and more... more..Writing
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